News India Live, Digital Desk: Cricket in India is not just a game, and Virat Kohli is not just a player, he is the heartbeat of millions of hearts. Fans often break the security cordon and enter the field to get a glimpse of their favorite star or to touch his feet. Something similar happened once again, but this time there has been a sad twist in the story. Kohli’s nobility, fan’s madness. During the match, an excited fan, defying the security, came straight to the field and came close to Virat Kohli. Usually the security personnel arrest such people badly, but Virat Kohli showed great heart here. He not only stopped the fan from causing any harm, but also signaled to the security officials and policemen to be gentle with the boy and take him out comfortably. Seeing this style of Virat, everyone present in the stadium clapped. This shows how much he values the feelings of his fans. Then something unexpected happened, but the story did not end here. A video of him being taken out of the field is spreading like wildfire on social media. According to reports, the fan for whom Virat had appealed for leniency was later misbehaved with. In the viral video, it can allegedly be seen that a match official or security personnel slapped that fan. This incident happened when he was being taken away. Fans got angry. As soon as the video surfaced, people got angry on social media. People are raising the question that when Virat Kohli himself, who was the main reason for security, had asked the fans to leave, then what right does the official have to raise his hand? Of course, breaking the security rules is wrong and its punishment should be as per the law, but such violent behavior with a fan, that too after the appeal of a ‘National Hero’, is displeasing to many people. Friends, the safety of the players is most important, but there is a fine line between love and madness. There is a line. It is expected that in future the security agencies will also take care of how to handle the crowd. What do you think about this incident? Was it right for the officer to slap?
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